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:*"Ok, so what's going on with the file archive?" | :*"Ok, so what's going on with the file archive?" | ||
::In brief, it dawned upon me I need a file ''conversion'' pipeline (not necessarily as a part of the site). The files I intend to serve, the formats I find them in and the process of reorganizing the files to serve the correct one at the correct place is something I can't handle haphazardly. I've tested a few services and built my own tool. That said, I like https://cloudinary.com | ::In brief, it dawned upon me I need a file ''conversion'' pipeline (not necessarily as a part of the site). The files I intend to serve, the formats I find them in and the process of reorganizing the files to serve the correct one at the correct place is something I can't handle haphazardly. I've tested a few services and built my own tool. That said, I like https://cloudinary.com | ||
:Yes...I am finally looking into getting the e-mail server working '''correctly.''' | |||
Revision as of 00:55, 9 April 2025
Maintenance Log
- 4-7 notes
- Primarily spending time investigating issues surrounding PHP and its fpm-pool configuration. Settled upon a workable state.
- Reviewing other aspects of PHP fine tuning. Tidied up MediaWiki's LocalSettings - most gains outside of a redis / memcached approach have been explored.
- 4-8 notes
- Recent string of updates & upgrades combined with some of the PHP tweaking has resulted in better overall performance.
- Navigating OPcache and monitoring changes to the pool config.
- Looking over the rewrites & 404 handling. Need to revisit some aspects of the nginx config...
- I will try to implement the use of Varnish. It, some further PHP tuning and the aforementioned memory-oriented caching are essentially what remains of this topic.
- "Ok, so what's going on with the file archive?"
- In brief, it dawned upon me I need a file conversion pipeline (not necessarily as a part of the site). The files I intend to serve, the formats I find them in and the process of reorganizing the files to serve the correct one at the correct place is something I can't handle haphazardly. I've tested a few services and built my own tool. That said, I like https://cloudinary.com
- Yes...I am finally looking into getting the e-mail server working correctly.